The CDC is supposed to be one of the world's strongest authorities on this so-called "pandemic". To be honest, though, they suck. They really suck. If there weren't already a ton of reasons to take Dr. Kaufman's Statement on Virus Isolation (SOVI) to heart, CDC has given us plenty more on their own. Here is just one example of how this fraud works. If you want proof of what they are saying to you, you go to their documents, and they seem to have everything properly cross-referenced and researched. But if you actually look into the references and read that material, you may see a different story being told.
I caught on to this technique when Dr. Kaufman brought it to the fore in a presentation he did back in October. He pointed out that several documents definitively claim that SARS-CoV-2 is the cause of COVID-19, but when you follow their references, you find things like "possible cause" and "likely cause" with no definitive statement at all.
Earlier this week, I found this recent MMWR (Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report) from the CDC. No time is wasted getting to the point. The very first sentence, clearly refers to SARS-CoV-2 as "the virus that causes COVID-19". I thought that sounded a lot like a similar scam from my teen years, but I digress ...
There was a footnote here. Perhaps a lead to some proof, or would I see another questionable statement of "possible" causes of illness? As it turned out, the site referenced, a prior MMWR written by other members of the same "task force", not only didn't point to a clear cause, but it didn't even reference any study or other research AT ALL. It merely had the exact statement verbatim, "the virus that causes COVID-19". Nowhere in the report is there even a footnote pointing to any research project or even provide evidence of any kind of anything at all that might be causing "COVID-19".
Their statement and footnote, taken together, amount to "SARS-CoV-2 causes COVID-19 ... because we said so".
For a different angle on the matter, I encourage the perusal of Dr. Kaufman's statement. It's shown below, as are both CDC reports mentioned in this post.
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